Jefferson views on state rights and federal power outlined
A discussion of Jefferson's principles contrasts state sovereignty with federal supremacy. The piece cites his letters on nullification, internal improvements, and the defense of habeas corpus, warning that excessive central power and costly projects threaten liberty and state autonomy. It notes Virginia and Kentucky resolutions and critiques contemporary Unionist views.
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Tate
Jefereon
United States
Monroe
Virginia
Jefferson
Sef
Sam
Jackson
M'Kean
State Rights
Kentucky
A. H. Rowan
Tin
Jeffereen
Sim
Jeferson
Federatias
Gallatin
Jefurgon
D&e
State Rights Party
Ladison
Congress
Georgia State Rights Bound for Triumph in Upcoming Election
A correspondent argues the Union Party shows weakness in Georgia and South Carolina races. The piece contrasts the State Rights defense with the Jacksonian stance, condemning the test oath and urging support for James Jackson and Troup as the political future.
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United States
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Party of Georgia
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Traason
Hall County
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West Path
Yazoo
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State Rights Party
Republican Party
Oglethorpe Meeting Divides Georgia State Rights Argument
A Friday meeting in Lumpkin County drew 350 to 400 people at the courthouse where Col Andrews and Judge Clayton defended State sovereignty against federal overreach. Calhoun's letter celebrated State interposition and urged unity with Jeffersonian principles to preserve liberty.
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Union Dem. Rep
State Rights Party
Union Party
Unies Dem. Reps
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Eo Bour
Virginia
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Union
Clayton
Georgia
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United States
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Lam
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J.M Clay
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A. Holt
W.E. Walker
A. N. Baird
J. Choicu
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Southern Manners Admired by Northern Readers
An excerpt from the Northampton Courier praises Southern manners. It notes Southern people win confidence easily and cultivate social warmth without display, pondering whether habit climate or education explains the apparent difference between regions. The piece observes the kindness surrounding Southern social life.
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Mase
South
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